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AR-15 to M-16 Class II Gunsmith Drilling Fixture
 
AR-15 to M-16 Class II Gunsmith Drilling Fixture Quantity in Basket: None
Code: AR-M16fix
Price: $30.00
 
 
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"The fixture is a drilling template made of machined steel that properly places the hole above the selector for the GI auto sear pin. A bolt is used to hold the fixture in place and the top of the fixture is aligned parallel with the top of the receiver to align sear pin hole. There is a washer that is used to allow the fixture to clear the ""selector stops"" on the receiver. There is still a small amount of milling that has to be done to allow for clearance for the sear in the receiver but that is explained in the fixture instructions and may be done with a dremel or on a drill press."

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